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    • How will I learn?
    • Independent learning – International students
    • Student-centred learning
    • Teaching sessions
    • The structure of your degree
    • Communication at University – International Students
    • Personal tutors
    • Timekeeping at university
    • The VLE and Global Lounge
    • A new way of learning
    • Quiz & instructions
    • What to expect – Undergraduate
    • What to expect – Postgraduate
    • Coping with differences in educational experiences
    • Testing your learning and understanding
    • How assessments will be different
    • Grades and how your degree is classified
    • Feedback on your progress
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Home International students’ guide to university learningHow will I learn?

How will I learn?

People learn in different ways, and you are joining a learning environment that you might find quite different from what you have experienced before.

Your studies at Lincoln focus on developing your:

  • Independence – so you can present, discuss, and make your points
  • Voice – so you have confidence in speaking and developing skills in the language and vocabulary of your degree

Your teachers are there to share your learning journey with you, to help build your independence, voice, and confidence.

Student stories

Learning experiences

Getting used to a new way of learning may be difficult at first but it is a rewarding experience, read and listen to the views of other international students who have also joined and studied at Lincoln University:

The differences between studying in Lincoln and India
Independent learning – International students
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